Chapter

 1 1|        and habits of the great world. Her~dress was richer and
 2 1|  superiority~which pleases the world; her liberal education enabled
 3 1|       destined to shine in~the world was condemned to use her
 4 1|    brilliant part in the~great world. Perhaps she was only endeavouring
 5 1|       suitable~position in the world? If she were a man she would
 6 2|        kernel of the political world. Knowing in the science
 7 2|       he was much liked in the world of actors~and actresses,
 8 2|     proportions are~human. The world that the traveller has lately
 9 2|       well in sight before the~world, cultivates social relations
10 2| Rabourdin knows nothing of the world! If I had~not cajoled those
11 3|      had her full share in the world of~feeling. Solely for her
12 3| under-clerks, and lived in the~world of journalists and actresses,
13 4|         Heavens and earth! our world is coming down about~our
14 4|     the happiest father in the world.~ ~One of his greatest pleasures
15 4|   players.~ ~Launched into the world of actors and actresses,
16 4|   acted on the belief that the world ended on the~morrow.~ ~In
17 4| temperament, he had judged the world and ended by relying on
18 4| possessed all the vices of the world with none of its graces.
19 5|     between two negations. The world has neither pity nor respect,~
20 5|        they have directed. The world still rings with the struggle~
21 6|     things do fail in this low world. I am only backing the devil'
22 7|    might have saved~yourself a world of trouble. I can understand
23 7|        the court~and the great world do not restrain them. You
24 8|      returning]. "I have had a world of trouble to get back my
25 8|     God made this epoch~of the world for those who like to laugh.
26 8|     There are no people in~the world but the French people who
27 8|       indeed that of the whole world, to the fact~that for this
28 8|       absolutely unique in the world. These officials pass their~